Course C9 Par4, An overly ambitious tee shot may lead you off course, especially with a wide and complex, multi-tiered green. A precise approach to the green is key to mastering this hole.

Course C8 Par5, To avoid bunkers, rough, large trees, and water along the fairway, aim your first shot toward the center. Place your second shot in the middle of the fairway again, setting up a precise approach to the green with a short iron.

Course C7 Par4, Before teeing off, your caddy’s advice can help you avoid straying off course on this hole. With water hazards, wind, bunkers, trees, and a tiered green lying in wait. Aim for the center of the fairway, and approach the green accurately to avoid the newly positioned greenside bunker.

Course C6 Par3, Aim your tee shot to land on the green for a better score, checking wind direction and flag position carefully. Otherwise, simply enjoy the view of the lake and the small sandy beach.

Course C5 Par4, This short but challenging Par 4 is punishingly similar to C1, large bunkers ready to penalize errant tee shots on both the left and right. The green layout is in favor of long hitters.

Course C4 Par4, A drive that’s too long may send the ball into the lake ahead. The second shot requires careful attention to distance and accuracy for an effective approach to the green.

Course C3 Par5, This approach shot requires strong discipline. The water hazard in front of the green limits the benefit of a long drive. Opting for a three-shot approach can be a smart choice.

Course C2 Par3, This Par 3 requires disciplined play off the tee, with the right distance needed to avoid the bunker on the right, as well as the mound and trees on the left.

Course C1 Par4, This short but challenging Par 4 has large bunkers ready to penalize errant tee shots on both the left and right. However, the green’s layout provides long hitters with greater scoring opportunities.